A 15 sq m enclosed balcony garden is packed with flowers and plants, and netizens say there is nowhere to step

Summer is getting closer and closer, and the flowers and plants have entered a vigorous growth period. Looking at the west end of the balcony, there is really less and less space to step

No way around it, balcony growers just lack space. I am also thinking about phasing out some varieties. The ambition is big, the space is small, and ideals have to yield to reality

In an enclosed balcony, every inch of sunlight is so precious. Wherever the sun goes, the flowers go

It has been raining continuously lately, and the rainfall has been heavy too. Without sunlight, the flowers and plants all seem a bit listless

Bleeding heart flowers look like strings of small pink bells

Flowing time easily casts people aside, reddening the cherries and greening the banana leaves.

The weather forecast says rain will start tonight and last four or five days. I made a round of the balcony and moved a few pots of flowers in full bloom inside to shelter from the rain.

The balcony is small, and flowers are placed everywhere. You all want to see the full view, but it is really hard to photograph

And the full view is not as good-looking as you imagine, because I do not like the style of arranging pots one by one in a very neat and uniform way. It is not that neat uniformity is bad, it is just a personal preference. So the full view is messy. I hope the folks asking to see the full view will not be shocked!

English roses and petunias need to be taken out to sunbathe, while pelargoniums and Kalanchoe blossfeldiana generally stay on the balcony and can still get a few hours of sunlight. A spring breeze intoxicates the evening

The west side of the balcony used to have a shoe cabinet. As there were more and more flowers and plants, the shoe cabinet seemed to take up too much space, so a few days ago I cleared the shoe cabinet out. In the place where the shoe cabinet used to be, I put up a grid. Because the balcony area is small, I did not choose the popular charcoal-burned color, but chose fresh white.

Today it is 30°C again. I just finished watering the flowers and was actually drenched in sweat. Staying on the balcony already makes me feel like I need a straw hat for sun protection

The space is small and the sunlight is poor, so I can only keep fewer but better plants. In addition, I can use flower stands, walls and vertical air space for three-dimensional development

The weather forecast says there will be heavy rain today. Outside it is getting darker and darker, so I quickly moved back the few seedlings sown in spring, to avoid them being knocked askew in a moment. By the way, this year was the least I have sown, only two pelargoniums in total, one baby's breath, two violas, and 3 Nemesia. The later it gets, the lazier I seem to become

Menz continues to follow her hot and fiery

For people who grow flowers, that is an obligatory season of spending like crazy: seeds, seedlings, soil, fertilizer, pesticides, pots, haul them home with all your might

Just like that, I got two more small ferns. The reason is: balcony growers, after all, do not have enough sunlight, so of course they need the embellishment of ferns.

The brilliant King Majesty.

By the way, the King's buds are very cute, and after opening they are very soft pink. No matter how you look at it, it is far from the word king

Approved to bloom: Light Wave Soft Improved Pink, a color I personally really like

Several sunny days in a row, so it is 32°C again. It is really hot outside